Can the courts save us from the climate crisis? by David Geselbracht In countries around the world, people are using the law to force those in power to act, and in some cases, to
Advocate shocked by racist backlash over Indigenous food forest in Vancouver by Sarah Treleaven Leona Brown, who is Gitxsan and Nisga'a, has experienced settlers' resistance to change firsthand
Mahsa Amini protests are part of a long history of Iranian women’s resistance by Nilofar Hooman Feminist activism in Iran goes back to women participating in the Constitutional Revolution in 1906
Castleton Massacre survivor co-authors memoir by Julie McGonegal The book honours the voices of the victims and sheds light on femicide in Canada
Climate risk index shows threats to 90 percent of the world’s marine species by Daniel G. Boyce The index looked at impacts under low and high-emissions future scenarios
These Indigenous groups are helping youth aging out of foster care by Laura Eggertson Organizations like the Lu'ma Native Housing Society step in to fill the gap for Indigenous foster kids
Peer support workers could be a solution to Canada’s surging mental health needs by Miranda Newman How they instil hope and promote recovery
Bill Blaikie’s death marks the passing of a great social gospel politician by Josiah Neufeld For the late MP and minister, theology and politics were inseparable
Coast Salish sweat-lodge keeper welcomes all to share in healing by Katharine Lake Berz Hwiemtun cleanses collective trauma through sweat-lodge ceremonies
In ‘Rehearsals for Living,’ two writers envision a path to a more just future by Mzwandile Poncana In a series of personal letters, Robyn Maynard and Leanne Betasamosake Simpson create a blueprint for change